Macau | The best photo spots to avoid the crowds are here

2️⃣3️⃣: Near the hotel under the big clock, many sisters take beautiful pictures at night, but I think sunset shots are also good👌 4️⃣: Walk from the Grand Lisboa to the Ruins of St. Paul's, there is a traffic light🚥 right here! 5️⃣6️⃣: The higher the steps on the side of the Ruins of St. Paul's, the better, and the fewer people, the better to climb up from below😂 I took my photo in the middle and it turned out pretty well without capturing people! 7️⃣: On the left side of the Ruins of St. Paul's, there is a slope going down to a small alley, stand on the steps, and have your helper stand below⬇️ for a perfect panorama

Iconic Image of Macau

#freehotelstay The iconic Ruins of St Paul. Crowd of tourist visits here. The place was good however it was so crowded because of many tourists coming there. If you want to have a good photo I suggest going there earlier. The place is free entry and free to visit; a ruins with rich history dating back to a few hundred years ago. Still worth a visit if you would like a glimpse of some historical landmark while clocking some attractions in Macau.

Macau, a city half filled with worldly pleasures, half with glittering extravagance

⛩️ Macau is a city that blends Eastern and Western cultures, offering unique landscapes and history. ✅3-day 2-night🔁 itinerary: Day Taipa Area of Macau (Hengqin Port) ✨Arrive in Macau➡️The Parisian➡️Eiffel Tower➡️Back of The Parisian➡️Shoppes at Four Seasons➡️The Venetian➡️Rua do Cunha ✨Day Taipa Area of Macau The Londoner➡️Supernatural Space➡️City of Dreams➡️Wynn Palace Music Fountain (all within walking distance) ✨Day Macau Peninsula Area Fisherman's Wharf➡️Grand Lisboa➡️Ruins of St. Paul's➡️Monte Fort➡️Rua da Felicidade➡️Senado Square ✅Must-visit attractions Ruins of St. Paul's: One of Macau's iconic buildings, the remaining facade of St. Paul's Church, a fusion of Eastern and Western architectural art! Calçada da Igreja de São Lázaro: A street with brightly colored buildings, now a cultural and creative hub, hosting exhibitions and events from time to time. Macau Tower: Enjoy the beautiful view of Macau from 223 meters high, and take on challenges like bungee jumping, skywalking, and climbing. Rua do Cunha: A popular street for souvenirs and snacks, with photogenic pastel-colored houses along the street. The Londoner Macao: Victorian-era architectural style, with the iconic Big Ben structure, as if you've stepped into London in a second! The Venetian Macao: Modeled after Venice, Italy, with characteristic arch bridges, canals, and cobblestone paths, and you can experience a gondola ride. Studio City Water Park: Fun and cooling, with 16 thrilling water attractions. The Parisian Macao: Experience French romance, with the Eiffel Tower built at half the scale of the original in Paris. Supernatural Space Macau: The giant works are quite stunning, feeling the charm of technology and art combined with light and shadow. Macau Fisherman's Wharf: A combination of dining, shopping, and entertainment, with the Roman Amphitheatre as a photo spot. 🥯Food: Wonton noodles🍜, crab congee🦀, pork chop bun, Portuguese egg tarts are classic Macanese delicacies 🍒Yi Jinli Food Shop, Ding Ji Stall, Century Coffee☕️, Lord Stow's Bakery🥧, He Gong Guan, Uo Bing Wei 🚗Transportation: 🚙Hotel shuttle bus (free, applicable for destinations or departures from hotels) 🚌Bus (routes cover all of Macau, all routes cost 6 Macau patacas with no change given) 🚕Taxi (starting fare is 19 Macau patacas) ⚠️Important notes: Carry your Hong Kong and Macau travel permit, and apply for a visa in advance Purchase a data card or overseas data plan in advance Keep the entry slip after clearing customs Carry a small amount of Macau currency and💳

Life Advice! One must definitely capture these 5 spots when in Macau!

As someone who suffers from severe photo-taking embarrassment, I surprisingly received a lot of compliments from friends on the photos I took in Macau this time! I've summarized the photo-taking formula for going out as Natural + Atmospheric + Don't focus on the face! With a nice filter, taking good photos really becomes easier! 1️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's Ruins of St. Paul's Archway The iconic Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau, to avoid a crowded shot, you must go at night! Find the steps and flowerbeds at the Ruins of St. Paul's, place the camera low and shoot from above, casually play with your phone or enjoy the scenery, the photos will turn out super natural and beautiful. 2️⃣ Grand Lisboa Grand Lisboa Hotel If you're staying on Macau Island, don't miss this spot! It's just a little way inside the alley next to the 7-11 opposite the Grand Emperor Hotel, and you can see the Grand Lisboa. Stand by the roadside looking at or away from the camera, the atmosphere is super strong! I took photos here during the day and at night, and personally, I prefer the night shot. 3️⃣ Eiffel Tower at The Parisian The best spot is in the park next to The Londoner! The green lawn is really beautiful, and if you're like me with not much expressiveness, just walk back and forth in front of the Eiffel Tower and have a friend snap photos, the more exaggerated the live action, the better. 4️⃣ Wynn Palace I really love the fountain and cable car at Wynn Palace, and they are super easy to photograph, but there are also super many people!!! My photo-taking embarrassment kicked in instantly... You can find a spot that is slightly facing the hotel, wait for a cable car to pass by, and then face slightly towards the camera, it would be even more beautiful with the fountain (which I didn't wait for 😭). 5️⃣ Macau Museum Macau Museum Sisters heading to the fort can mark this spot! The white walls of the Macau Museum are really photogenic, and I think it looks better on rainy days than sunny days, the retro vibe of Macau Island and a black umbrella🌂 are a perfect match!

If you are going to Macau for the first time, you must go to these must-play list!

Every month, Mangtao, who goes to Macau once a month, recommends these super fun must-play lists to everyone! 🟡Route recommendation: Ruins of St. Paul-Love Lane-Guia Lighthouse-Official Street-Venetian-Londoner-Parisian 【Taipa】 1⃣Must check-in for photos: Londoner Macau 📷Photo location map: ▪️P2: The outdoor Starlight Bridge connecting the Venetian and the Londoner ▪️P3: The escalator at the Rialto Bridge in the Venetian ▪️P4: The opposite of the Rialto Bridge in the Venetian-Londoner's Big Ben ▪️P5: The second floor of the Parisian shopping center ▪️P6: The corridor from the Four Seasons Shop to the Parisian 2⃣️Must-see performances in the Londoner Macau Resort ♥️Royal Guard Changing of the Guard💂🏻& Street Performer Performance🤹‍♂ ✨A British feast performed by Scottish guards and buglers, accompanied by drum music, you can interact with the performers and sway, it's really fun~ ▫️Performance time: Every Tuesday~Thursday: 19:30/21:30 Every Friday~Sunday: 16:00/19:30/21:30 ▫️Performance location: Crystal Golden Palace in the Londoner lobby PS: In addition to the Royal Guard Changing of the Guard performance, the Londoner's Royal Carriage Show can also encounter many other wonderful street performer performances~ 3⃣Other must-do things & experiences in Taipa, Macau: 🔹Go to the Venetian to see the Art Paradise Macau teamLab Super Natural Space and Romantic Canal 🔹Go to the Parisian to see the Macau Eiffel Tower and feel the French romance 🔹Go to the 🆓 Londoner's London Discovery Taxi and shuttle through the streets of London with Beckham 【Macau Peninsula】 1⃣Take a photo at the Ruins of St. Paul once, and experience the Portuguese style 📷Photo location map: ▪️P12: Ruins of St. Paul-Love Lane ▪️P13: The left fort park on the right side of the Ruins of St. Paul 2⃣Other must-do things & experiences in the Macau Peninsula area 🔸Go to the graffiti wall of the lobby oblique lane and take a literary style picture 🔸Go to the observation deck of the big fort to overlook the panoramic view of Macau 🔸Go to Ze Xian Ji egg waffle to eat Macau specialties 🟢Travel tips: ✔️You need to wave your hand to stop the bus🚌 at the station, remember to ring the bell when you get off ✔️Macau people are very enthusiastic❤‍🔥 so don't be afraid, feel free to travel~ ✔️Most places can pay online, just change a small amount of cash

Coming to Macau is the real city work! Can't stop walking

Macau Peninsula Old Town We smoothly entered the border from Hengqin Port at eight o'clock, it's not a weekend or a holiday, so there are very few people! We took a taxi directly from the port to the Ruins of St. Paul for 100💰 🏃‍♀️The itinerary is as follows 1. The Ruins of St. Paul has a manageable crowd around nine o'clock, and you need to queue for the wall overhead shooting position👭 2. To be honest, the Big Cannon Fort is not very interesting, it's just a small park, just walked around next to the Ruins of St. Paul～ 3. There is a long, long slope coming out of the Big Cannon Fort, I think this road is quite suitable for walking and taking pictures, very characteristic of Macau! 4. Eat beef offal on Da Tang Lane Beef Offal Street, completely blind bought a shop called Xiang Ji Beef Offal, very delicious! I don't have a heavy taste, so I really like this one, this one is quite clean, the selling aunt is also very enthusiastic, added fish balls 35💰 5. Love Lane, Feng Tang New Street, the small houses in these two places are all colored🌈, the photos are very good, must go!! 6. Rose Virgin Mary Church, because I was wearing a short skirt that day, I didn't go inside, the outside looks like a beautiful Baroque building, take pictures⛪️ 7. Dong Wang Yang New Street, National Geographic same style check-in position, experience the collision of luxury and market, seeing it with your own eyes will really feel shocked🇲🇴 8. Fisherman's Wharf, go to see the sunset in the evening when the weather is good, the light and shadow are sprinkled on the ancient Roman Colosseum and marble columns, sitting quietly for a while can soothe the fatigue of a day's walk🍹 There are various good shops to visit and eat along the way, continue writing in the next chapter!

December 2023 trip to Macau

1️⃣ Macau is very small, you can take the hotel's free shuttle bus for the whole journey. The shuttle bus + walking can reach all the attractions. 2️⃣ Many small shops can't break 1000 MOP, but it can be broken down in large restaurants and hotels. So it's better to exchange for smaller denominations of money. Some shops also accept Alipay and WeChat payments. 3️⃣ If you can't find the way, ask the locals, they are very enthusiastic. 4️⃣ The local dim sum restaurants where locals eat a lot are quite good. Ordering their specialty signature dishes will not go wrong.

Macau citywork clock-in at the stunning landmark buildings

Macau🇲🇴, a city full of magic, here you can find the dazzling luxury and also the long-standing culture. When you come to Macau, you must not miss the following must-visit city landmarks: 1. Ruins of St. Paul's 🏛️ This is the iconic building of Macau and a world cultural heritage. It combines the style of European Renaissance and Eastern architecture, with fine carvings and majestic. Here, you can feel the historical changes and cultural heritage of Macau. 2. Macau Tower 🗼 The Macau Tower is a new landmark of Macau and the tenth tallest freestanding tower in the world. It is 338 meters high and is a comprehensive building integrating sightseeing, dining, entertainment, and shopping. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of the whole Macau here, and also experience exciting bungee jumping, skywalking, and other projects. 3. The Venetian Macao Resort 🛶 This is a resort themed on the Venetian water town, with gorgeous interior decoration and full of European style. You can take a gondola boat here, roam on the canal, and feel the romantic Italian style. 4. Macau Museum 🏙️ This is a museum that displays the history and culture of Macau. The museum houses a large number of precious cultural relics and artworks. You can learn about Macau's history, culture, religion, folklore, etc., and feel the charm of Macau's diverse culture. 5. A-Ma Temple 🏛️ The A-Ma Temple is the oldest temple in Macau, with a history of more than 500 years. It is located at the foot of Barra Hill, with beautiful scenery. The A-Ma Temple worships the Heavenly Mother, who is the patron saint of Macau fishermen. You can pray for peace here, and also appreciate the architecture and scenery of the A-Ma Temple. Macau, a city full of charm and surprises, is waiting for your exploration and discovery. Come to Macau and feel its unique charm!

When you come to the Ruins of St

Paul in Macau, you should take pictures like this. The Ruins of St. Paul, with a history of more than 350 years, is a must-visit place for tourists in Macau. But Macau is really too hot and there are so many tourists, it's crowded with people when taking pictures, if you don't take good pictures, it's just a real tourist photo🙅‍♂️So you must learn to card the camera position!! 📷Photo position: Sit at the steps of the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, you can slightly raise your face sideways, stretch one leg straight and bend the other leg (which can show long legs👀), then turn on the wide-angle lens of the mobile phone and turn it over to shoot, you can take the same style as picture 1⃣️!! There is also a photo🤳🏻position: There is a railing next to the Ruins of St. Paul, you can stand next to the railing or sit on the railing, and then use the mobile phone to shoot at a 25-degree angle, so you can clear the tourists and get a single portrait! 🕒Opening hours: Open all day 🚗Transportation: Take bus No. 17 to Xinsheng Street and walk there 🔔Play time: Recommend 1h

The Ruins of Saint Paul's

#freehotelstay #macaulifestyle #macautrip#macautravel #trip #campingglamping The Ruins of Saint Paul's were officially listed as part of the Historic Centre of Macau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Ruins of St. Paul is the site of St. Paul Church. Construction of the Catholic church began in 1602. It was the greatest of Macau's churches, but it burned down in 1835, leaving only its very large and beautiful fa?ade and the front stairway. It has an interesting history. It’s a mostly popular spot in the city.

The Admirable Ruins of St. Paul in Macau ☺️

Ruins of St. Paul is one of Macao's famous landmarks. It is one the most visited tourist sites in Macao and it is really indeed fascinating in person. There's nothing much to see here, however the Ruins itself is still worth a visit. If you are coming to Macao, why not have a glimpse of the Ruins of St. Paul. I think you would love this as much as I did. When we visited the place, the weather was perfect but it was really full of people, so it was kind of hard to get a good picture of yourself standing in front of the Ruins. Neverthless, we had such a good time here and hope you too when you visit the place. #timetotravel

The Ruins of St. Paul and Macau street

As you approach the site, The Ruins of St. Paul, the grandeur and magnificence of the remaining facade instantly captivate your attention. It's truly awe-inspiring to see how this 17th-century Portuguese church has withstood the test of time, despite the ravages of fire and typhoons. The intricate carvings, elaborate stone statues, and detailed reliefs are a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. Climbing up the steps towards the ruins, I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and curiosity about the stories that lie within these ancient walls. I was not disappointed. The Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt, located at the back of the ruins, offers a fascinating collection of religious artifacts and artifacts from the church's past. It provides a glimpse into Macau's religious heritage and the influence of the Catholic Church in shaping the city's identity. After exploring the ruins, I decided to take a leisurely stroll along Macau Street. This charming street is lined with vibrant shops, bustling markets, and mouth-watering street food stalls. The blend of East and West is evident in the architecture, as traditional Chinese buildings stand beside Portuguese-style structures, creating a unique and picturesque atmosphere. #adventure #trip #macau #macautravel #macautrip #ruinsofsaintpauls

😍 MYSTICAL Ruins of St. Paul 🇲🇴

#summerbreak IMO, the BEST short SUMMER BREAK for HKers! Seeing the ruins of St. Paul is like stepping back in time and unraveling the mysteries of the past! The architecture is portuguese style but located in Macau and these ancient remains hold tales of grandeur and resilience! 💝 As you approach, the weathered stone walls rise before you, whispering stories of centuries gone by. The intricate details, despite the passage of time, still hint at the splendor that once adorned this place of worship. Explore the remnants of the church, walk the worn pathways, and imagine the echoes of prayers that once filled the air. St. Paul's Ruins is a majestic reminder of the enduring spirit and the rich historical tapestry that weaves through our world.

Must Visit Historical Ruins of St. Paul

#wecreate The Ruins of St. Paul's carries a significant historical importance for Macau. Originally built in the early 17th century by the Jesuits, the church was a symbol of Christianity's presence in East Asia. However, a fire destroyed the structure in 1835, leaving only the intricately carved granite facade standing. Despite its partial destruction, the Ruins of St. Paul's became a powerful symbol of Macau's resilience and enduring cultural heritage. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and serves as a reminder of the city's rich colonial history and the harmonious coexistence of Eastern and Western cultures. The facade of the Ruins of St. Paul's is a remarkable example of intricate stone craftsmanship. Elaborate carvings and statues adorn the grand staircase, depicting religious figures, biblical scenes, and oriental motifs. The fusion of Western architectural styles, such as the baroque and renaissance influences, with traditional Chinese craftsmanship creates a captivating visual spectacle. The intricate details, including floral patterns and delicate reliefs, showcase the skilled craftsmanship of the artisans who worked on this grand structure. The facade's grandeur and elegance draw visitors into the historical narrative and cultural richness of Macau.

🇲🇴🔝Macao - Ruins of St.Paul's-Must see🔝

📸📸 Ruins of St. Paul's in Macao are an absolute marvel that never fails to leave visitors in awe. It's grandeur and historical significance make it a must-see attraction🔝. Standing proudly as a testament to the city's rich heritage and blending Portuguese and Chinese architectural styles, St. Ruins is a stunning representation of Macao's cultural fusion. The intricate stonework, delicate carvings, and intricate details of the facade create a captivating sight that transports you back in time. 👣👣Walking through the ruins is like stepping into a different era, where the stories of the past come alive. ⛪Beyond their visual appeal, Ruins hold immense historical value. It served as a focal point for spreading Christianity in the region and became a symbol of Macao's role as a gateway between East and West. Exploring the ruins allows you to immerse yourself in Macao's fascinating past and gain a deeper understanding of its cultural significance. Overall, Ruins of St.Paul's is a true gem in Macao's crown, captivating hearts with its beauty, historical significance, and the sense of wonder it evokes. It's a place that fills you with awe, inspires creativity, and deepens your connection to the past. 📍Adress: Rua de Sao Paulo, Macau, China, Macao Near St. Ruins in Macao, there are several other attractions and points of interest that you can explore. 1️⃣Senado Square 2️⃣Macao Museum 3️⃣ Monte Forte 4️⃣Macao Tower 5️⃣A-Ma Temple ##mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #macaotravel #macau #historicculture

Macau's crowded Ruins of St. Paul's Archway 🔥 is a must-visit‼️⛩️

The most important thing in a city is its cultural heritage. ✒️ ◽️ Family fun, romantic getaway, all great choices [strong]. Understand the local history and culture, the folk songs of Macao are still spinning in my mind 🎵. ◽️ There are also many food streets nearby, which are great for shopping 🚶. Take photos and get results in minutes, be the most beautiful self in the sea of people 💃 ◽️ 🌈Ruins of St. Paul's Archway 🌵In Macao

The Ruins of Saint Paul's Church, Macao

The Ruins of Saint Paul's an interesting place with the beautiful view of a lot of skyscrapers and modern buildings of the city. A lot of tourists, especially tourists that go on tours , visit there to capture pictures of the incredible landscapes. Also, it was designed for kids to play around and tourists to enjoy the sunsets of the city. One of the recommended places that you should visit along with good food is affordable and comfortable hotels.

Facade of PORTUGAL in Macau, China😱

The Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral in Macau, China is a symbol of Macau's unique Portuguese past. Construction of this grand church began in 1602. Joining with the college of St. Paul, it became known as the first western college in the far East. However, it was burned down in 1835, forming the famous facade shown in the photos. Thousands of tourists now visit these ruins everyday, so be sure to arrive early in the morning if you want a chance at capturing a memorable photo! 📍Ruins of St. Paul, Macau, China Follow for more travel tips and recommendations! Instagram: @cherstravels #travelphotography #mytripvlog #macau #macautravel #passionpassport #chinatravel #2023travelwish #bucketlistreboot

2-4 months, how to play in Macau? 🤔 Here are some tips for those who are planning to visit Macau. Especially for first-time visitors, pay attention 💡 📸Must-visit tourist attractions in Macau 📷The Parisian Macao: Enjoy the neon night view of Macao from the Eiffel Tower. 📷Macau Londoner: The Big Ben in the UK is the prototype, as if you were in the streets of Europe. 📷Ruins of St. Paul's: A landmark building in Macau, perfect for taking photos. 📷Love Lane: A 50-meter-long alley with European style, a must-visit spot for couples. 📷Dragon Ring Portuguese Charm: A small museum with a beautifully designed mint green exterior wall! 📷Official Street: Famous food street with many Portuguese restaurants. 📷Route to Coloane: A tranquil fishing village full of Portuguese charm.

Macao, here I come~

Macau is both small and big. You can visit 16th century temples, see 17th century churches, search for 18th century monasteries, climb 19th century lighthouses, wander through 20th century streets, and stay in 21st century resorts on over 1,200 streets that are almost all unique. Its richness, its fireworks, its heritage, don't miss any corner, Macau is worth exploring and savoring for everyone, feel it with your heart. Strategy: Day 1: Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Guanjie Street - Camp Street - Rose of the Virgin Church - Lu Family Mansion - Front Square of the Lobby - Front Square of the Council Chamber - Fulong New Street - Ho Tung Library - Gongding Theater - Macau Governor's Palace - Zheng Family Mansion - Bishop's Hill Chapel (where you can watch the sunset and take photos of the Macau Tower) - Senado Square - St. Lawrence's Church - October 5th Street - Rua da Felicidade. (Taking photos at night with lights on looks good) Day 2: Security Forces Museum - Casa Garden - Dong Wangyang New Street (take photos at the Grand Lisboa Hotel Pineapple Landmark) - Eight Angle Pavilion Library - Macau Story House - Dafengtang Art House - Fengtang Alley - Taishi Square - Macau Archives - Tea Culture Museum - Sun Yat-sen Memorial House - Mount Guia (ideal for watching sunset and taking photos of the new Lisboa Hotel) - Grand Prix Museum - Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Museum of Art - Macau Science Center (great for families with children) Looks like there are many places, but they are actually very close to each other.

Monuments are Windows into The Past 💭🤩

The ruins of St. Pauli are the ruins of a 17th-century Catholic religious complex in Macau. 💫 Today, the ruins are one of Macau's best known landmarks and one of the 'Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World'. 💥 Visit, explore and experience the history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site all while enjoying local delicacies such as the Portuguese egg tart from outlets nearby. 😎 #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport 😊

Macau day trip

On my fifth visit to Macau, I found that the tourism industry here seems to have fully recovered to the level of 2019, and it is very lively. Yesterday morning, I passed through the Zhuhai Hengqin Port very smoothly and easily. All I needed to do was to fill in the entry information at a lower level, and in just a few minutes, I arrived in Macau. We first went to the Kowloon Village and found that it was a very picturesque place. The buildings are mainly in yellow tones and it is one of the relatively intact villages in Macau. The J Hall is very distinctive, especially the corridor at the entrance, which gives a sense of time and space travel. After having lunch, I went to the most famous world heritage site in Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's, and found that there were many people, especially on the food street below, which was crowded with tourists, many of whom were from Guangdong and some from Northeast China. On the food street, there are many Macau specialties and souvenirs, such as beef jerky, pork jerky, almond cookies, egg tarts, and more. The staff in the shops warmly invite passersby to try them. Turn right after passing through the food street and you will arrive at Rose Hall, a very spectacular building. Enter from the left and exit from the right. It is reminded to take off your hat when entering and not to speak inside. Yesterday was Valentine's Day, so I went to Love Lane to take photos. I found many young couples taking pictures there, and some groups of two girls also came to take photos. If you walk up to the top step, you can take a photo of the Ruins of St. Paul's. Compared to two years ago, I found that the tourism industry in Macau has completely recovered during this visit. There are many tourists and it is very lively, with bustling crowds everywhere.

A Historical Wonder!

The Ruins of Saint Paul's 大三巴牌坊; Ruínas de São Paulo) are the ruins of a 17th-century Catholic religious complex in Macau. It is perhaps the most famous place in Macau. It is also a wonderful place to photograph. Tip: Visit before 9am if you can to avoid the crowds in your photos. Tip 2: Climb the small hill to the east of the ruins to get a very nice view of Macau. #macau #st pauls

One day, walk 20,000 steps! These Portuguese-style streets in Macau are worth it.

Although Huang Tai has been to Macau many times But it can't stop my passion for shooting in the historic old town! . Arrive at Zhuhai Wanzi Pier at 8:30 in the morning. From here, it only takes a boat ride of over ten minutes to reach Macau. Very convenient! Macau is actually very small. On one side is the dazzling prosperity of the city. On one side is the old city street with the scent of fireworks. Every time we like to take a walk to visit the historic old town area. You can occasionally discover many hidden corners and streets. . 📍The journey of extreme walking begins as soon as you leave the checkpoint. Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal 👉 Avenida Almirante Lacerda 👉 Our Lady of Penha Church 👉 Love Lane 👉 Ruins of St. Paul's 👉 Rua da Tercena 👉 Grand Lisboa Palace . ❗️Tips: There are a lot of tourists in Macau recently, so if you want to take photos of empty spaces, be sure to get up early!!!

Ruins of St Paul's in Macau

Ruins of St Paul's is the most iconic landmark in Macau. The original church was made of wood and damaged by fire in 1835. Now it left only the granite facade and the staircase. It is an important architectural structure to evidence the spread of Catholicism in the Far East. There are Asian influences on the ruins. Such as the Chinese guardian lion statue which is believed to have mystic protective powers can be found on the structure. There was also a Chinese temple adjacent to it. Along the way to the ruins, you will pass by a busy street with many vendors selling local biscuits, snacks and souvenirs. Ambiance/Facilities: 8/10 Rating: 4/5 Free admission #newyearadventure #tripblazers #macau

The weather in Macau is really awesome.

Macau 🇲🇴 Ruins of St. Paul's Love Lane Fisherman's Wharf Today is the day for a crazy walk in Macau, and the Greater Bay Area that has been cloudy for a week is finally sunny! Crying... Hurry up and check in at some landmark buildings! The people at the Fisherman's Wharf are really scarce and the scenery is amazing! Speaking of which, there are too many people in Macau. I couldn't even book a room, it's ridiculous!

Finally!

Fresh start to new beginning! Finally we can go out to Macau or even other countries now after 3 years staying in Mainland! Traveling to Macau via Gongbei port many things changed like you don’t need to fill out any forms to exit Mainland and to enter Macau. Mainland have special lines for foreigners and Macau line you need to go to Visa section. Another new things about Macau they do accept Alipay payments however it’s only for Chinese nationals not for foreigners so better change your money to Macau dollars also bugging me you can’t withdraw money in ATM in Macau you need ID card. so better have RMB cash before exiting. So New Year! New Fun! #newyearadventure

RUINS OF ST.PAUL’S IS THE FAMOUS TOURIST SPOT

#celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #spooktaculartrip #the Ruins of Saint Paul's are the ruins of a 17th-century Catholic religious complex in Santo António, Macau, China. They include what was originally St. Paul's College and the Church of St. Paul also known as "Mater Dei", a 17th-century Portuguese church dedicated to Saint Paul the Apostle. The Ruins of St. Paul’s refer to the façade of what was originally the Church of Mater Dei built in 1602-1640 and the ruins of St. Paul’s College, which stood adjacent to the Church, both destroyed by fire in 1835. As a whole, the old Church of Mater Dei, St. Paul’s College and Mount Fortress were all Jesuit constructions and formed what can be perceived as the Macao’s

Ruins of St. Paul's

#spooktaculartrip #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall. The Ruins of Saint Paul's (Chinese: 大三巴牌坊; Portuguese: Ruínas de São Paulo) are the ruins of a 17th-century Catholic religious complex in Santo António, Macau, China. They include what was originally St. Paul's College and the Church of St. Paul (Igreja de São Paulo) also known as "Mater Dei", a 17th-century Portuguese church dedicated to Saint Paul the Apostle. Today, the ruins are one of Macau's best known landmarks and one of the Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World. In 2005, they were officially listed as part of the Historic Centre of Macau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

MACAO WORLD HERITAGE - Ruins of St. Paul

The Ruins of St. Paul, best known as one of the landmarks in Macau and one of the Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World. It was officially listed as part of the Historic Centre of Macau, a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2005. The Ruins was also known as “Broken Church” by many and surely yoy will enjoy going to there from senado square. You will be welcome by different food shop and different shoes store. You won’t get hungry since most of the food and souvenir shop will give you a free taste of their special pork jerky, the almond biscuits and their peanut candy. A lot of tourist visit the broken church to take a picture, enjoy the shopping and food hunting ofcourse. #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall